Organiser Fira de Barcelona reports there will be a new “AI-enabled Cities” area, showcasing how the technology can improve and speed up urban transformation projects.
Smart City Expo World Congress (SCEWC), the leading international event on cities and smart urban solutions is taking place 4-6 November in Barcelona under the theme “The Time for Cities”.
Organiser Fira de Barcelona is urging cities to become the drivers of change in what claims to be the largest edition of the event ever. It will bring together 1,000 exhibitors, 25,000 attendees and is again growing its exhibition floorspace.
The event, held at Fira’s Gran Via venue, will focus on strategies to transform current metropolises into more sustainable, efficient, and liveable spaces.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) will have a central role as a key asset capable of accelerating a much-needed push towards more efficient and sustainable cities. The Expo will feature an “AI-enabled Cities” area, which will showcase examples of how this technology can improve and speed up urban transformation projects.
The exhibition floor space will gather companies from around the world to showcase the latest solutions, among which are Axis Communications, Bentley, Dahua Technology, Dassault Systèmes, Dell, Deloitte, iotsquared, Microsoft, Nvidia, Spie, Urbaser and Veolia.
The Expo will feature an “AI-enabled cities” area, which will showcase examples of how this technology can improve and speed up urban transformation projects
The event will also house many country pavilions including Argentina, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Republic of Korea, Mexico, Netherlands, Nordics, United Kingdom and the USA.
SCEWC will gather more than 600 speakers and international experts in a congress structured around eight main tracks: Enabling Technologies, Energy & Environment, Mobility, Governance & Economy, Living & Inclusion, Infrastructure & Building, and Blue Economy.
Among the confirmed speakers are Nikki Greenberg, CEO of Real Estate of the Future and a globally recognised futurist and strategic advisor and Kate O’Neill, founder and CEO of KO Insights, a renowned digital innovator focused on enhancing human experiences through data-driven and AI-led interactions.
SCEWC will also host Tomorrow.Mobility World Congress, organised by Fira de Barcelona and EIT Urban Mobility, which is focused on developing a new and sustainable urban mobility paradigm; and the third editions of Tomorrow Building, focused on innovative construction, and Tomorrow.Blue Economy, aimed at using the full potential of ocean resources for sustainable economic growth.
SCEWC will host the fourth edition of the Barcelona Deep Tech Summit, an event organised by Barcelona Activa focused on scientific tech entrepreneurship and university spin-offs.
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